The mayoral race is heating up in Toronto, and advanced voting is now open. From June 8 to 13 between 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., eligible voters can cast their
Canadian coffee company Tim Hortons has announced plans to launch a new credit card. The Tims® Credit Card is a Mastercard® that can be used to earn Tims Rewards Points,
Toronto is a city known around the world as a hub of gay culture and Pride. But among the Pride events that happen every June, and the dozens of queer-focused
Even if you make a lot of money in Toronto, new data shows that it’s going to take a while to save up enough to buy a home. According to
A vigil is being held in London, Ontario tonight to mark the second anniversary of the truck attack that killed four members of a local family. Organized by Our London
The sun was shining while a mixture of laughter and music filled the air during Lavender Wild Festival at Toronto’s Echo Beach. The day-long festival went down on June 4,
Gun violence is on the rise in Canada, with data showing there has been an 80 per cent increase in violent crimes involving guns since 2009. To recognize the issue,
There is an exciting new exhibit in downtown Toronto that is dedicated to celebrating the history of Toronto Pride from the 1970s to present day! Joy. Sorrow. Anger. Love. PRIDE
We all know that menstrual products like pads and tampons can be expensive, but did you know that they can also be bad for the environment? That’s why one company
The people have spoken! According to CAA’s Top Ten Worst Roads list for 2023, Eglinton Avenue is not the worst road in Ontario. However, it is the worst road in
